menu development

Operations

Mass. university joins food-systems initiative

The school’s dining services will work with Menus of Change University Research Collaborative to create more sustainable, plant-forward diets for students.

Operations

Texas district spices up lunch menu with locally sourced international fare

A new Asian-inspired salad bar will roll out this month.

Unique local specialties, fresh ethnic mashups and a lesser-known ancient grain are making their way onto restaurant menus—and could be the next frontier for noncommercial outlets, too. Here are five trends we’re keeping an eye on.

This trio of foods and beverages is just beginning to have an impact on restaurant menus. Here’s your chance to jump on these consumer-approved trends early.

The NCAA men’s basketball tournament begins in mid-March, but it’s not too early to think about feeding the hordes of fans who will be watching the action on TV.

Student meal participation averages just 23 percent daily, officials say.

Purchasing domestically caught fish is healthier for American children, says Senator Maria Cantwell (D-WA).

The cold lunch alternative, Super Sacks, includes milk, yogurt, fruit and whole grain chips or crackers.

The Flagship Dining experience will take off in early 2017.

The Oscars protest is the latest demonstration in what seems to be an extended season of protests on issues varying from racism to contaminated water.

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